Spring 10 Horkey / Ryan
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decker3984
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I am going to venture to guess a polar bear... A Clypto??Tservo wrote:Still curious as to what the beasts are in this beast.
And who knows what other sea or sky fairing creatures...
edit: Realized what I thought was a crossed off "C" is probably a crossed off "G" as in 'Glyptodon'
Which I am pretty sure is what is sitting on the roof... and the end of its tail would be the mine looking thing in the water. My 2 cents
downtown wrote:If God has a plan for humanity it is simply to see what Aaron Horkey will do in the next ten years.
decker you might be onto something with the Glypto
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glyptodontidae
still not sure, especially with those strange antlers. That's probably just a Horkey mutant animal though blending some type of African game with a prehistoric beast. The antlers remind me of that weird 3 horned goat sketch he did in that moleskine a while back.
http://blackospreyxmegafauna.blogspot.c ... awing.html
Let me know what you think.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glyptodontidae
still not sure, especially with those strange antlers. That's probably just a Horkey mutant animal though blending some type of African game with a prehistoric beast. The antlers remind me of that weird 3 horned goat sketch he did in that moleskine a while back.
http://blackospreyxmegafauna.blogspot.c ... awing.html
Let me know what you think.
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decker3984
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I agree 100%.
I don't think this time Aaron was going for quite the same historical accuracy as the Pangolin in VS.
I think this is definitely more of his own artistic interpretation of the creature...
But IMO if there is one thing that Aaron draws incredibly well... It is horns/antlers
(as if there was only ONE, Muwahahaha!)
I don't think this time Aaron was going for quite the same historical accuracy as the Pangolin in VS.
I think this is definitely more of his own artistic interpretation of the creature...
But IMO if there is one thing that Aaron draws incredibly well... It is horns/antlers
(as if there was only ONE, Muwahahaha!)
downtown wrote:If God has a plan for humanity it is simply to see what Aaron Horkey will do in the next ten years.
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HappaHaoli
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"working on the film for the top half key plate, which will be number 11, i think:"
(I flipped the images so the print is rightside up... )
(I flipped the images so the print is rightside up... )
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x2"I had this dream where I relished the fray, and the screaming filled my head all day."
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TheThirdEye
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This is looking insane! 
part of the ninth screen's rubylith
ninth screen was a layer of darker orange texture on the top half of the print:
tenth screen is the key plate for the bottom half of the print. here's the film on the exposure unit.
tenth screen was darker blue:
mixing that blue:
last nice day of the year. back door is open.
number ten in the racks:
detail of ten:
working on the film for the top half key plate, which will be number 11, i think:
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ReverendToneZone
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This thing is looking badass!
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RupertPupkin
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I need some funds.
this aggression will not stand, man.
yeah, I'm afraid I still won't have enough.RupertPupkin wrote:I need some funds.
mistersmith wrote: Yet another pair of prints that I freak over, plan to frame for my office, buy for too much money, then stash away in a flat file because framing is balls expensive. Can't wait.